Sentence examples for omission of key from inspiring English sources

Some may carp at Mr. Miller's omission of key Salem figures like Cotton Mather, but Mr. Miller can tell the difference between art and history.

Much of the shortfall is probably explained by the omission of key details by some medical examiners about who fired fatal shots in dozens of shooting death cases.

Another example of an issue that arose during expert committee review was the omission of key terms, such as "not sure" in applicable response categories.

EFSA concludes that the study results are inadequately presented with omission of key details of the design, conduct, analysis, and reporting.

"Its omission of key facts and lines of inquiry suggest the investigators reached a conclusion first, and then determined so-called facts later".

Thus, we deciphered antigen-responding antibody repertoires by inclusively analyzing the antibody-repertoire space generated in individual bodies by using NGS, which avoided inadvertent omission of key antibody repertoires.

@BBUKFanInNY decried the omission of a key Brooklyn demographic on the new sit-com "2 Broke Girls" on CBS, writing: Fans of the "Law & Order" franchise, which has long engendered loyalty for filming on location, greeted the season premiere of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" with mixed emotions.

The newspaper's omission of the key assumptions in the risk assessment and the extreme assumptions made in the risk assessment led to this tragedy.

Whereas in quantitative meta-analysis, omission of a key paper can have a dramatic effect on statistically drawn conclusions, some would argue that this is not true of conceptual qualitative synthesis which aims to develop ideas.

This may impact on the omission of any key outcomes that might be more specific and/or important for particular conditions; there may be different priorities for subgroups of children and young people.

Perpetrators may deceive by purposely attempting to convince others to believe false information (i.e., the Pinocchio effect in humans), or by misleading them through the deliberate omission or concealment of key information that could jeopardize their interests.